Paraguay Change Presidents Footrace Governs Succession
In a vivid foreign note the Paraguay succession fight is described as a footrace not law, while in the United States Truman’s Fact-Finding Board urges employer paid pensions and insurance while rejecting higher wages. The report warns against triggering price spirals as steel and transport costs shift, urging price readjustment and stable prosperity through patient, fair effort.
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Paraguay
Truman
Primetare
Last Chance to Vaccinate a Heifer Calves
County agent Oliver Adams reports mailed notices for calf hood vaccination against Bangs disease. Vaccinators in Hempstead county will finish Friday, September 16, with possible additions to Wednesday and Friday routes. About 318 head on 96 farms have been vaccinated with Strain 19, a plan already recognized by 41 states. Calves vaccinated receive a latent tag.
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Bang
Oliver Adams
Faryer
Bane
Mince
Wwe
Hempstead
Hempsead
Tito’s Rebellion Spreading to Other Nations
Belgrade reports Premier Marshal Tito defies Moscow with a plan to strengthen Yugoslavia’s industry and socialist development. He praised engineers at a Rakovica motor factory and denounced Cominform meddling while parallels are drawn to other Eastern bloc dissent and a rising independence sentiment across the region. Moscow papers continue anti Tito coverage.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Tito
Moscow
NA Rakovica
Here
Borba
Churchill
Stalin
Cominform
Macx
Lenin
Mun Jgary
Kremlin
Greece
Markos Vafiades
Bulgaria
Traitko Koslov
Germany
Bel Grade
Europe
Comintarin
Czechoslovakia
Marshal Tito
Hungary
Rude Prava
Meeting Tonight On Music Aptitude Test Results
Band director G T Cannon reiterates a meeting for interested parents and children at Oglesby Junior High tonight at 7:36 to discuss music aptitude test results from last week. He emphasizes exploring each child's study possibilities and broader music education goals. A display of instruments by Phil Werlein Ltd and firm staff will assist purchases.
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G. T. Cannon
Oglesby
Tay
Guisic
Hope Public Schools
Cannon
Phillp Werlein, Ltd
Shreveport
Esist Purelils
Killed By Unknown Hands Coroner's Jury Rules
Lake Village coroner's jury ruled that gunshot wounds inflicted by unknown hands killed Mr. Ralph McMillan and his wife, aged 36, whose bodies were found in their Lake Village apartment. The jury's finding was announced yesterday in a case described as a homicide mystery.
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Lake Villiage
Lake Village
Ralph McMillan
Arkansas Weather Outlook With Scattered Thunderstorms
A forecast for Arkansas shows considerable cloudiness with scattered thundershowers this afternoon and tonight. Cooler air moves in from the west and north, bringing a turn toward cooler conditions by Tuesday.
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Arkansas
Mock Attack on Fort McHenry Stages Mock Bombardment
Baltimore observes a mock bombardment of Fort McHenry and Fort McTeley, part of a commemorative program recalling the 15 year old defense against Britain. Navy ships staged the simulated attack while police fielded calls amid the red glare of rockets.
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Baltimore
Fort Mectleary
Francis Seon Koy
Milk Case to Be Heard in Court Sept 28
A suit contesting the validity of a Hope ordinance governing the sale of milk here will be heard in Hempstead County Court on Wednesday. William McClendon distributor who sells Berden Milk Co products of Texarkana filed the suit last weekend.
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Hope
Hempstead
Wiliam
Bill
Catholics to Talk Over Situation in Czechoslovakia
Vatican says Czech Catholic hierarchy seeks peace with the government and would negotiate under seven conditions for religious freedom and papal authority. Archbishop Josef Geran leads Prague’s bishops who pledged loyalty to the state while demanding end to priest persecutions and a cease of government interference.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Czechoslovakia
Trnava
Slovakia
Vatican Radio
Josef Geran
Prague
Somi
Berin
Woo
Attuttaliuns
Wife of Mike Schweiker Succumbs in Obituary Note
An obituary fragment notes the death of the wife of Mike Schweiker. The text references family relations and addresses a widowly notice without clear dates or locations, containing garbled names and phrases. The readable portion indicates a personal death notice within a local newspaper record.
Legion o Meet at Airport Hunt Tuesday Night
A regular Age meeting will be held Tuesday at Tiapan Airport. Officers will present updates and discuss forthcoming events. Gaal plas wilt fu dixcuggers dou imdtion pighuse shown.
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Legion O
Tiapan
Robins Attacks Health Insurance Plan at Illinois Meeting
Dr. R. B. Robins of Camden Arkansas, a Democratic national committeeman, criticized the Truman administration’s compulsory health insurance program. He told the Illinois Medical Society that more than 1,590 organizations oppose the proposal.
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Chicago
Arkansas
R. B. Robins
Camden
Truman
Robins
Illinois Medical Society
Military Aid Funds Approved by Committee
The joint foreign relations and armed services panel approved a 1.314 billion dollar military aid bill for free nations by a 20 to 3 vote, dropping a call for a specific arms grant to Chinese anti communists and sending the measure to the Senate floor for debate in about three weeks. The panel backed a compromise allowing up to 73 million in the general China area, while Vice Admiral Badger urged contingent, well planned use of the aid by Chinese nationalists to counter Communist advances.
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Washington
Senate
Foreign Relations Armed Services Committees
China
Truman
Tom Canneally
Tex
Vale
Walter F. George
Richard B. Russell
Georgia
Harry F. Byrd
Republican Committee
William F. Knowland
Cal
Oscar C. Badger
Badger
Joint
Senate Committee
Steamfitter Accuses Union of Unfair Practices
Dallas reporter Ray Booker charges the AFL plumbers and renewed union with discrimination against its members. He vows to visit the union headquarters weekly to protest and end a boycott of workers who seek full days, alleging the union stretches construction jobs by urging slower workers. Union officials offered no comment.
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Dallas
Seal
Dick Grings
Ray Booker
Crocket
AFL
Booker
Ath
Spreading Cold Front From Canada Brings Severe Chill
A vast cold front moved from the Canadian Rockies, bringing widespread snow to western mountains and forecasters warned of a deep chill reaching the Atlantic coast. Temperatures plunged with Helena at 26 and Laredo 99. A fatal highway crash near Dekalb, Illinois, killed four and injured ten. The Pacific guided ship Pacific Enterprise remained stranded near Point Arena with vast cargo. Bonneville power lines failed causing a Northwest outage, and Spokane faced hospital polio care disruptions. Power returned after about 80 minutes.
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United Press
Canadian Rockies
Atlantic
Chicago
Montana
Wyoming
Helena
Morst
Laredo
Press-India
Midwest
Dekalb
Til
California
Pacific Enterprise
Point Arena
San Francisco
Hope
Mai
Bonneville Power Project
Pacific Northwest
Spokane
Wash
Railway Strike Hits Cotton Compresses in Arkansas Towns
Little Rock reports the Missouri Pacific strike will halt operations at cotton compresses across 14 Arkansas towns including Eudora Lake Village Portland McGahee Dumas Marcel Hughes Marianna McCrary Newport Balesville Morrison Conway Dardanelle Wynne. W S Turner, vice president of the Arkansas Cotton Trade Association, stated the walkout will tie up facilities in those locations.
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Little Rock
Catton
Arkansas
Turner
Arkansas Cotton Trade Association
Eudora
Lake Village
Portland
McGahee
Dumas
Marcel
Hughes
Marianna
McCrary
Newport
Balesville
Morrison
Conway
Dardanelle
Wynne
Move Started to End MP Strike, Steel Crisis Is Up to CIO Strategists
Pittsburgh report notes CIO United Steelworkers leaders faced Truman’s request for an 11 day strike-truce extension due tomorrow. Big Five steel firms accepted the extension while wage demands and a fourth round pay boost remain under study with the presidential board’s confinement on wages. Murray and labor heads met at the Hotel Sheraton to chart a course, with wage policy to be reviewed by a large committee. Also, Congressman Oren Harris opens Prescott Diamond Jubilee and Nevada County Fair on September 14 at the courthouse in Prescott.
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Pittsburgh
CIO
United Steelworkers
Truman
Big Five
Steelworkers
Sheraton
Steelworker
Philip Murray
Murray
Talks Aim to End Missouri Pacific Trainmen Strike
St Louis on September 12 a meeting is planned to settle the Missouri Pacific strike now in its second week. Business labor and civic leaders will be invited to attend and a railroad representative is expected. About 5000 operating employees are on strike affecting roughly 400 plants served by Missouri Pacific and related lines in southern Illinois.
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St. Louis
Missouri Pacific
Fister
Tgs
Trac
Elmer
Wilpert
St. Southwestern
Missouri Pa
Illinois
Union
EH. Davidson
The
Four Brotherhoods
Bus to Arkadelphia for Saturday teaching trips begins
A school bus will leave the Zale House lawn each Saturday morning at TH starting September 17 to carry teachers to Arkadelphia for Saturday courses. For more information contact BERR Brown, county school supervisor.
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Zale House
Arkadelphia
Cantack Berr. Brown
Clothes Make the Woman They Talk About Says Hal Boyle
New York columnist Hal Boyle quotes Twentieth Century-Fox wardrobe chief Charles Le Maire on why women are judged by clothes. He argues fashion should fit a woman’s shape, not dictate it, and notes studios often push trends while designers advocate simplicity and personal comfort.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Charles le Maire
le Maire
Twentieth Ceditary-Pos
Betty Grable
Jeanne Crab
Dorothy McGuire
June Haver
Malleeent Ogre
Binigell
Mibtake
Ihanequily
Paris
Shu
Wlaye
Twentieth Century-Fox
Craille
Lie Maire
Broadway
Manhattan
Plo Zievfeld
Ty Maive
Slick Operator to Trial for Swindle in Chicago
Chicago on September 12 reports the trial of 73 year old Sigmund Engel, a renowned con artist accused of swindling nine women across states out of a total 93,700 in cash jewels and furniture. Victims from Chicago San Francisco Los Angeles New York and Indiana allege extensive deception linked to a luggage shop scheme.
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Chicago
Sigmund Engel
Engel
Cook County
Florence Barrette
Irene Grimes
San Francisco
Corinne Perry
Los Angeles
Annette Kublak
South Bend
Ind
Pauline Langton
New _ York
Reseda Corrigan
Jelvii Spencer
Vivien Huebler
Genes Wieve Parry
Kubiak
Corrigant
Lungton
Perry
Grimes
Pine Seedlings Availability Announcement
Farmers may request pine seedlings from the Arkansas Forest Commission Nursery. November and December are ideal planting months. About 1000 seedlings are needed to plant one acre. Contact the county agent Oliver L. Adam at the courthouse office to place requests promptly.
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Oliver L. Adam
Arkansas Forest Commission
Bottom of the Skirt Is Y Making News
New York fashion writers note the season’s emphasis shifts below the waist with tunics overskirts and varied peplums. Designers experiment with hem lengths from hip to knee, oversized panels, and contrasting fabrics to create slim side views and dynamic silhouettes.
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New York
Henri Benldel
Arkansas Power and Light dedicates new plant near Portest Cry
The Arkansas Power and Light Company will dedicate its new 55,000,090 dollar payer plant near Portest Cry on September Pride. Officers and directors of Middle South Utilities, Inc. will attend the dedication ceremony.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Power and Light Company
Middle South Utilities, Ac
Pine Cone Shortage Drives Seedling Costs in the South
Little Rath reports a pine cone shortage across the south as price pressures rise. Arkansas forest officials note $2.50 per bushel previously, with Mississippi buying at $1.50 and others considering higher costs for loblolly and shortleaf cones to supply state nurseries and forest services.
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Little Rath
South
R. M. Henry
Assisi
Arkansas
Forrester
Mississippi
Forest Service
Henry
Arkans
Forestry Service
State Forests
J Service Nursery
Bluffton
Ark
State College
Miss
Miss. J 'Therrell
Extension Forester
States Forest Service
Postoffice Bus Rolls From Little Rock To Berryville
Arkansas railway chief Lawrence Mathes announced two new postal routes starting today. One runs Rock to Fort Smith, the other Little Rock to Berryville, replacing Missouri and Kansas railroad service on the Berryville leg.
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Little Rock
Airkansas
Lawrence Mathes
Arkansas Railway
Matthews
Tsial
Rock
Fort Smith
Berry
Missouri and Nerkansas
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Steamfitter
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